Girl in Auto Kills 2 Men On Sidewalk
Miss Marian Epman of 655 West Y24 Street loses control of her automobile on Broadway at 151st Street. Two men Homer Gibson aged 65 and Jacob Zineman aged 64 die after being struck near a firebox post. Epman, 20, held on homicide charges with bail set at 2500 dollars. She claimed no clear cause, witnesses offered varying accounts.
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Marian Epman
Y24
Broadway
11St Street
Homer Gibson
West 162d Street
Jacob Zineman
Hamilton Terace
Miss Epman
151St Street
A. H. Hammel
West 151St Street
Hammel
Misa Epman
Gibao
Zineman
Epman
West 15St Street
Joseph Quevedo
West 192d Street
Megistyte
George W. Simpson
Washington Heights
Anguminati
Mark Eman
Mr. Epman
Mim Epman
Inll
West 152d Street
Mary Gabarino
Bayview Avenue
Jersey City
Bain Street
Avenue
New Rochelle
Minott Cursio
East 115Th Street
Manhattan
Curzio
Steller
Fatay Sabano
East 113Th Street
St. Iwrence Hospital
Charles Booth
Holland Avenue
Bronx
Aton Avene
Fordham, Hospital
Ea McBain
105Th Street
Ber
Grand Concourse
Spirits Prove Too Wary For Moonshine Chasers
Report details a pursuit of illicit liquor during a crackdown led by local authorities in Manhattan. Witnesses describe failures to locate the target at home, with federal authorities also reportedly unaware of the location.
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Shevlin
James
Sasars
Malet
Manhattan
Ries
Gold Wreaths Stolen From Poets' Coffins
Vandals broke into the grand ducal vault in Weimar cemetery and desecrated the mausoleum of Schiller and Goethe. They stole gold and silver wreaths from the coffins, causing considerable damage.
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Weimar
Schiller
Goethe
Campaign Aids To Renew Fight In Convention
Campaign managers renewed contests before the convention credentials committee as delegates from 137 contests may be appealed. The fight centers on state delegations led by Lowden and Wood with Johnson and Pritchard in play. Hays notes most decisions were unanimous and urges hearings to prepare a report for Wednesday.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Credentiats Committee
Suge Sney
Georgia
Oklahoma
Missouri
Taft Sees Little Hope For Johnson In Republican Split
In Chicago a tense contest unfolds as General Wood leads instructed delegates while Johnson draws support from uninstructed delegates. Johnson faces opposition from conservative Republicans and radicals alike who fear his push for a clear anti league plank. The piece notes Johnson’s fighting posture and his appeal to progressives and Sinn Féin allies, amid factions surrounding Lodge reservations and Senate treaty fights.
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William Howard Taft
Chicago
Wood
Johnson
Michigan
Lowden
Senator Johnson
Rauica
Mr. Johnson
Senate
Borah
Norris
Gronna
la Follette
Knox
Brandegee
Penrose
All But Baby Hurt in Street Car Crash
A Pittsburgh street car jumped a track at midnight on Knox Avenue, overturning near a drug store. Of 34 aboard, one-year-old Howard Archer Jr. was uninjured while nine remained hospitalized and two with skull injuries were not expected to recover. The baby slept on his mother's lap as the crash occurred.
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Tribuna
Pittsburgh
Howard Archer Jr
Fuoney
Knox Avenue
Howard Jr
Loot Aboard Deserted Scow Bares $30000 Dynamite Sign
Policeman Gould found a derelict scow off Woodcliffe marked Dynamite Keep Off. He retrieved $20000 in woolen goods from a locked cabin, loading the loot into a patrol wagon. NY police alerted, with suspect William Waxenbrenner taken in for questioning.
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Gould
North Bergen
Woodcliffe
Knila
New York
William Waxenbrenner
Twen y-Second Street
Guttenberg
Massachusetts Delegates Seen Potentially Shifting to Wood
Sta Correspondent reports on June 6 that Speaker Gillett arrived in Chicago and said he has not spoken with Massachusetts delegates. He speculates that if Governor Coolidge is effectively out of the nomination, Massachusetts delegates would tend to support Wood.
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Sta
Chicago
Gillett
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
British Fire on Turk Nationalists Near Ismid
British warships opened fire on Nationalist positions near Tousla on the Sea of Marmara late Friday night. Constantinople was aroused by the heavy firing as Turks pressed along the Gulf of Zamid where British units guard the railway. The Turks reportedly captured Hazanti north of Adana on May 40, taking prisoners a large number of French.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Tousla
Sea of
Marmara
Ismid
Gulf of Zamid
Hazanti
Adana
Tarsus
Mersina
All Factions Seen Agreed On Platform
Chicago dispatch reports Senate leaders and candidates near consensus on a treaty plank. Lodge, Borah, Johnson, and other Reservationists press for acceptance of the tentative draft while debates over prohibition enforcement suffrage and Irish freedom loom. Johnson signals no commitment as coalition efforts continue ahead of convention reporting.
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Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Senate
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
Ireland
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Johnson Bax
Watson
Indiana
Lodge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Minnesota
Allies Postpone Meetings Of Supreme Peace Council
Allied leaders defer the Brussels Supreme Council gathering and Spa talks with Germany to July pending Italian and Belgian objections to reparations decisions. A new French seaside venue Boulogne is eyed for a short conference before month’s end while American occupation costs in the Rhineland head to the Reparations Commission at Spa.
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Sycorms Uum
Soune
New York Tribune
Paris
Supreme Council
Brussels
Spa
Ueller
Italy
Itatians
Millerand
Lloyd George
Hythe
England
Germany
Belgium
France
United States
Cnch
Boulogne
Coblenz
Associated Presa
Rhineland
Armiv
Paj
Drift Toward Sproul Drives Backers in 1932 Race
CHICAGO June 6 Governor Sproul Pennsylvania's candidate for President met party leaders from several states and his own lieutenants. Senator Calder of New York and State Senator Crow of Pennsylvania spoke of a drift of sentiment toward Sproul. John T. King telegrammed roughly to Senator Penrose as he lay ill. Penrose telegraph exchanges filled the leased line from Philadelphia. Crow will replace Knox on the resolutions committee as delegates plan anew for a drive.
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Chicago
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Calder
New York
William ©. Crow
Pennsylvania State Committee
John T. King
Connecticut
Senator Penrose
Philadelphia
King
Penrose
Crow
Knox
Resolutions Committee
Wood May Get Butler's Votes On 2d Ballot
Chicago reporters detail Republican women split over representation and power as Miss Mary Garrett Hay leads a largely informal gathering in Chicago. The discussion yields a 76 to 74 vote endorsing equal representation on the National Republican Committee executive, followed by shifting positions and praise for Will Hays. Across the state line in New York, Butler is projected to win 80 votes on the first ballot, with Wood and others favored to gain support on subsequent ballots as delegates navigate leader pressure and personal preferences.
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Hannah Mitchell
Chicago
Mary Garrett Hay
Republican Woman's National Executive Committee
Council of One Hundred
National Executive Committee
National Republican Committee
Miss Hay
Will H. Hays
National Committee
Hays
John Gle South
Republican National Committee
Haya
McCormick
Medill McCormick
Nicholas Jay Butler
New York State
Wood
Lowdon
Norman J. Gould
Baern
Robert L. Bacon
Joseph M. Dickey
Nierick
Nierick Greiner
Eother Wood
New York
Butler
General Wood
Atend
Fred Greiner
Dr. Butler
Puse
Massachusetts Delegation Train Raid Over Liquor Seizure
On June 5 in Chicago the Massachusetts delegation reported a single officer conducted a thorough baggage search as the special train crossed the Detroit district border into Canada. Three bottles of gin and two of brandy were seized, later ordered returned for medicinal purposes. A dispute over missing trophies followed, with the team leaving with a portion of their supplies and the raid unresolved.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
Detroit
Internal Revenue District
Penrose Improves but Stays at Home in Philadelphia
June 6 report from Philadelphia states Senator Boies Penrose, though improved, will not attend the Chicago convention. He remains active via telephone and direct wire to convention HQ, guiding Pennsylvania’s delegation with Governor Sproul and Mayor Moore coordinating. an alternate will attend in his place.
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Swecat Pispaten
Tribune
Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Sproul
New Jersey
Governor Sprouts
Leaders Fear Handicap of Fund Expose
Governor Lowden’s presidential bid weakens as Missouri disclosures rattle East and West. High level Republicans push to block Lowden, favoring Wood or a dark horse. Delegates debate Johnson, Lodge, and Hamon as party factions realign amid a growing perception of risk in nominating Lowden.
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Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Pritchard
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Taft
Sinn
California
Nebraska
United
Sinn Péiiers
Radical Labor
the Tribune
Beekman 3000
Henry Cabot
Bay State
Coolidge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Supreme Peace Council
By Ralph Courtney
Lael
Columbia
Hilles
Parin
Sons
Illnoisan
Old Guard
Carter Field
Jake Hamon
Hamon
Bird
Senator Lodge
Oregon
Walter McCamant
McCamant
A. Hert
Kentucky
Jake Hamnon
Bascom Sleme
John ‘S
Adams
Iowa
Illinois
Penrone
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